Nothing quite defines geeks like their affinity for gadgets and toys. Regardless of our specific geekdom, we often find ourselves ogling some cool new tech toy, or handy gadget to make our lives more fun. This year it appears that our contributors have been wooed by a plethora of items. Below we present part one […]
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October is here, and you know what that means: time to break out the monsters, ghosts, and ghouls at game night! Here’s a list of thirteen titles to help send shivers up your spine!
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There’s more to Halloween television viewing than just ‘It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.’ Here are five classics to rediscover with your family.
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In honor of RBG, today’s stack includes books that teach kids about equality, voting, and being a good citizen.
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Comic books are a fascinating medium for biographies. Today’s stack includes five biographies: four are about artists, and the last is about a scientist.
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St. Thomas, Ontario has its own version of New York’s High Line, an elevated park on an 850 foot long, 1929 vintage railroad bridge.
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Grant Imahara: electrical engineer, robot-builder, co-host of ‘Mythbusters,’ and all-around good, geeky person, has passed away too soon.
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This year is Etch A Sketch’s 60th birthday, and there are a number of special editions to celebrate.
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We are grieving. We have work to do.
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Pop-Up Magazine’s Spring Issue will be free to watch on YouTube!
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May is Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month, a time to recognize the ways that Asian Americans and Pacific Islander Americans have contributed to our culture here in the United States. Here’s a stack of books to help you celebrate!
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For the 50th Earth Day, here are some books about nature!
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I’m continuing the theme from last week: here are more books celebrating Women’s History Month!
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A family who missed their Disneyland vacation while things are in lockdown in California decided to pass the time recreating one of their favorite rides at home.
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We want to start a new tradition; in these darkening times let’s put our holiday lights back up and celebrate each other.
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March is Women’s History Month here in the United States, so today’s column is a collection of books about women!
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Bricks Cascade, Portland’s LEGO convention, is happening this weekend! Here are a few of our favorites from the show.
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Today’s stack is mostly picture books (plus a handful of others) that are great reading for Black History Month—from the Queen of Soul to the First Lady, from a little kid to the oldest student, these are stories worth sharing.
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A new promo video from Swedish electro duo Galantis and English vocalist Charli XCX provides fans the world over with our first (sur)real look at Super Nintendo World Japan. Courtesy: Nintendo of America
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Sacramento’s Anime/Pop-Culture Convention occupies the CalExpo fair grounds this weekend while its home convention center is rebuilt.
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Did you get any particularly geeky presents? Share your geekiest gifts with us in the comments, or on social media!
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Press play and listen to the words of a GeekDad swimming upstream in what we call NYCC 2019.
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Special brews, bottles, and old family drink recipes are a staple of the holidays. What are your favorites?
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Books have been very popular with our writers and readers this year. Here is a list of 22 of the books we have bought or recommend to our friends and family.
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Eric spoke with ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid’ author Jeff Kinney about the new book and Midwest tour.
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Looking for some excellent ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ gifts? Look no further, GeekDad has collated 10 of the best ‘D&D’ gifts to suit all sizes.
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The Portland Book Festival is coming this weekend: Saturday, November 9!
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This weekend’s Rhode Island Comic Con is the rare fan event that hasn’t grown too big, hasn’t succumbed to rampant corporatization, and provides an inspired curation of guests from across all worlds of geek and pop culture.
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At this year’s NYCC, I had the chance to interview Mathieu Cote, Game Director of ‘Dead by Daylight.’
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We chatted with Greg Kasavin, Creative Director at Supergiant, on how the company designed its own language for the fictional world of ‘Pyre.’
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